The HVAC profession is in a constant state of change. With technological innovations and growing environmental concerns, the skills required of HVAC professionals are evolving faster than ever. Preparing to adapt and satisfy these new challenges is a must for anyone wanting to join the profession. Find out what it takes to become a successful HVAC tech, the relevancy of continuous training and development and how an apprenticeship program can boost your career to a higher level.
The ever-evolving HVAC landscape requires industry professionals to keep up with emerging trends, technologies and community requirements. In short, HVAC business owners want employees capable of meeting the demands of the modern world.
Here are the very important skills individuals should have when applying for a job:
You could always attend a four-year college or trade school in preparation to become an HVAC technician, but this can put you deeply in debt and delays your earning potential for a long time. At Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing, we think there’s a more effective way. Start your career and get paid while you learn at Service Experts Career Academy (SECA), an in-house apprenticeship program developed to build highly skilled workers. Here’s what to know.
Service Experts Career Academy, or SECA, provides a structured curriculum covering everything from the basics to advanced technologies, putting an emphasis on real-world experience and hands-on learning. Our program is expressly tailored to prepare you for an HVAC career.
As an apprentice, you’ll attend free classroom instruction, assist within pertinent departments and get a well-rounded understanding of the HVAC trade. Safety is our priority, so you’ll need to follow health and safety procedures all of the time. Embracing constructive feedback, completing daily work process forms and cultivating strong interpersonal skills will also be crucial to your growth with us.
Joining the SECA program requires an inquisitive way of thinking, a dedication to excellence, and the ability to meet certain physical demands. You must have a high school diploma or GED and a valid driver’s license to apply. Physical requirements include the ability to climb, balance, stoop, kneel or crawl; lift up to 50 pounds and carry up to 30 pounds; and work in various environments like hot, cold and confined spaces.
At Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing, we invest in your success by giving you a comprehensive employment program for SECA students. Compensation includes a competitive pay program with incentive opportunities, guaranteed pay increases for the duration of your apprenticeship and a tool kit valued at $1,000 upon completing the program. Benefits include paid time off, company holiday pay, insurance, 401(k) match, supplemental benefit programs and career development options.
Choosing an HVAC company to begin your career is an important part of the process. Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing could be the most appropriate choice if you’re looking for a company that values:
Preparing to meet new skill demands in the HVAC industry isn’t a one-time effort but a long-term commitment. It calls for dedication to life-long learning, self-improvement and a passion to grow in your career. Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing supports you in this commitment through exciting services like SECA. Signing up for SECA means taking the first step on a career path filled with growth, support and potential.
Your involvement in HVAC starts at SECA! If you’re prepared to take your skills to the highest level, ask for more information about Service Experts Career Academy today. Become part of SECA, and you’ll help shape the future of HVAC industry.
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